King's College London, one of the world's leading academic institutions which also has international accreditation in forensic science, invited forensic experts from Kazakhstan to part in research relating to criminal cases.

Inkar Tazhigulova and Dauren Duberbaev, forensic experts from the Center for Forensic Expertise of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan who specialize in DNA, together with experts from King's College London conducted expert examinations on identification of persons and research on tissues of deceased and living persons. The tissues were contained in paraffin, which is a complex matter for this type of research.

Kazakh experts showed a high level of theoretical and practical training and shared their experience and research methods used in Kazakhstan in the field of similar examinations. British colleagues highly appreciated the level of training of experts in Kazakhstan. Such experience of international cooperation is an indicator of high qualification of Kazakh experts.

The Ministry of Justice is currently undertaking reforms of its forensic services. For example, the agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the World Bank on the Institutional Strengthening of the Justice Sector has allowed Kazakh forensic experts to undergo training and improve their skills in leading forensic centers around the world.

To date 80 forensic experts have undertaken professional development in the UK, Turkey, Lithuania and Belarus.